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Georgia SoftWorks Pioneered every feature on this page. Some have been copied but none have been equaled.
The ability to operate in industrial and commercial environments was a design goal from the beginning not an afterthought. Commercial applications require that remote link, PC and client failures be detected and handled as to not impact the other users of the system. Additionally the ability for the user to quickly resume work WITHOUT losing valuable work steps or data is demanded in competitive world markets.
In the real world network components, devices and other failures occur. The first step is to recognize when a failure occurs. The GSW UTS identifies connectivity failure using many proven and reliable techniques that will identify a failure. Some are automatic and others are configurable. For example, the administrator may want to identify when a session has been inactive for a certain amount of time, so the session can be terminated and the resources made available to others. Once a failure is identified then the session can be suspended, so a user can reconnect to the session when the reason for the failure has been resolved or "worked around". After a configured time as elapsed without a reconnect to a suspended session, GSW can attempt a Graceful Termination of the the application to save data that otherwise may be lost. When a session is terminated, many internal session cleanup steps occur and also giving the administrator scripts that can be initiated to perform additional tasks if necessary;
When a session is suspended due to a connectivity failure there are multiple methods available to reconnect to the session because your environment has distinctions and requirements that can not be met in a "one size fits all" solution. The user can reconnect to their session with the same device, a different device or the administrative console.
Session Saver is a feature that allows users to reconnect to a suspended session the next time they log in and continue their work in progress, exactly where they left off. This can be coupled with GSW Autologon feature provides a fast reconnection with minimal/no prompting.
Failure Detection and Recovery Pack | ||||
UTS/SSH2/FIPS | Configurable | GSW
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Session Saver | Saves Session in the Event of a link or client failure and allows the user to reconnect to the same session the next time they log on and resume work in progress - exactly where they left off | |||
Complete Session Cleanup | Ensures that all SSH2/Telnet sessions are properly terminated, even during abnormal client and link failures. | |||
Complete NTVDM Cleanup | Supplicated proprietary algorithm to detect, identify and eliminate "orphaned" NTVDMs directly initiated by applications when using SSH2/Telnet/ | |||
Server Side Inactivity Timer | Optional administrative policy to terminate sessions after a period of inactivity. | |||
Client Side Heartbeat Timer | GSW Clients send a "heartbeat" to the server as configurable intervals. |
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Server Side Heartbeat | Configurable frequency in seconds to poll the 3rd party client for presence. | |||
Graceful Termination of Applications | In the event of a link or client failure, the GSW UTS attempts to gracefully terminate executing DOS application, saving important data that may otherwise be lost. | |||
Termination Scripts | Termination scripts are analogous to Logon scripting except it is executed when the SSH2/Telnet session is terminated. Invoked on both normal and abnormal terminations. | |||
Termination of Child Processes | Configurable value that specifies that all child processes started in the session be terminated when the session ends. | |||
Team Services Recover | Allows a suspended session to be recovered to another device. |
This feature Saves the SSH2/Telnet Session in the event of a link or client failure and allows users to reconnect to the same session the next time they log in and resume the work in progress, exactly where they left off. Extremely useful when connectivity is across the Internet or with Radio Frequency Barcode / Scanner applications where it is important to continue work in progress even after a connectivity failure. Quickly re-establish the session and resume work in progress after link or client failure.
Saves Session in the Event of a link or client failure and allows the user to reconnect to the same session the next time they log on and resume work in progress - exactly where they left off
Ensures that all SSH2/Telnet sessions are properly terminated, even during abnormal client and link failures.
Supplicated proprietary algorithm to detect, identify and eliminate "orphaned" NTVDMs directly initiated by applications when using SSH2/Telnet/
Configurable frequency in seconds to poll the 3rd party client for presence.
GSW Clients send a heartbeat to the server as specified intervals.
Optional administrative policy to terminate sessions after a period of inactivity.
Upon Abnormal Termination of client, link or remote computer failure, send sequence of characters to application to attempt a graceful termination.
Termination scripts are analogous to Logon scripting except it is executed when the SSH2/Telnet session is terminated. Invoked on both normal and abnormal terminations.
Configurable value that specifies that all child processes started in the session be terminated when the session ends.
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Team Services Hot Key